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Brand Stiga
Type: Smooth
Speed: 9.4
Spin: 8.5
Control: 6.9
Hardness: Medium
Sponge Thickness: 1.8,2.0,Max
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Carbon and titanium have revolutionized blade production for a new generation of players. It was only a matter of time before STIGA figured out how to extend its carbon fiber technology to their rubber sheets. After much research and development, STIGA has produced a mixture of carbon and rubber with fantastic results. Even though carbon is a very stiff material, STIGA has successfully maintained the elasticity of the rubber. This new combination offers a tremendous catapult effect coming from the sponge, as well as additional speed. The sound produced when striking the ball is quite loud, and all of this is due to the new carbon mixture in the sponge. The surface rubber has STIGA's Mega Tension properties and the sponge uses ACS technology.
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| This is the first rubber I played competitively with. I drilled everything that was hit to my forehand. I developed into a looper though, and Carbo had to go. I didnt like the rotation produced by it. This is a good rubber for someone who hits hard topspin shots, but it isnt for slower loopers. |
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